feature: add object level and master level to live map

[eduardosmaniotto]

Live map: select players from the list & show level info

Improves the live-map overview in the AdminPanel.

What changed

• Select players from the list — clicking a row in the player list now selects
  that player's object on the map, exactly like clicking the object itself
  (highlight + info card).
  • New OnSelectPlayer callback from MapPlayerList → Map → new
    SelectMapObject(...) JS interop → MapApp.selectObject(objectId).
  • Row action buttons (disconnect/ban/follow) use stopPropagation, so they no
    longer trigger row selection; rows get a pointer cursor.
  • Selection uses the map-object id, which matches the Three.js world key.
• Show level / master level in the object info card, carried through
  MapObject, CreateMapObject, and the ObjectData/PlayerData types.
• Rebuilt MUnique.OpenMU.Web.Map.js (+ sourcemap) from TypeScript sources.

[sven-n]

Reviewed the change end to end — it's correct and cleanly scoped, no blocking issues. The comments below are minor.

What I verified:

• MapPlayerList rows key off player.Id from ConcurrentDictionary<int, Player>, which is the same locateable.Id written into MapObject.Id and used as the key in the Three.js world.objects map — so selectObject(objectId) resolves the right mesh.
• Blazor JS interop serializes with camelCase, so Level/MasterLevel arrive as data.level/data.masterLevel, matching the launcher.
• Neither GetLevel nor GetMasterLevel can throw or NRE for a player without a selected character (Player.Level is null-guarded; MonsterAttributeHolder.GetValueOfAttribute falls through to 0).
• WorldObjectPicker keeps no "last picked" state, so driving onObjectPicked from outside the picker can't desync it — a later canvas click still behaves correctly.
• The committed MUnique.OpenMU.Web.Map.js diff matches the TypeScript change exactly, with no unrelated bundle drift, and MapPlayerList.razor.css fits the CSS-isolation setup already used by Map.razor.css / LiveMap.razor.css in this library.

One thing not covered by an inline comment: the info card was moved above the player list, which is a visible layout change the description doesn't mention. It looks intentional, just worth calling out.

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